ValleyCrest Golf Maintenance announced several new agreements to provide golf course maintenance services to courses throughout the country. The new clients include Fairmount Golf Course in Riverside, California, Resort at Squaw Creek in Olympic Valley, California, Longshore Club Park in Westport, Connecticut, and Daytona Beach Golf Club in Daytona Beach, Florida.
Daytona Beach Club features 36-holes total arranged as two distinct, 18-hole tests. The South course is an original Donald Ross designed course is typical of his style large fairways, landing areas and testing greens. The North course, which was originally built in 1968 and renovated in 1997, is a more challenging game of golf perfect for the club’s more experiences members.
Fairmount Golf Course of Riverside California was also announced in August. The 9-hole public course was established in 1936, and is designed to challenge experienced golfers but also serve as a learning course for younger golfers.
Squaw Creek Club Resort and ValleyCrest Golf Maintenance announced their partnership in April. ValleyCrest Golf Maintenance will now provide grounds and course services to the 18-hole links-style championship course, located at the base of Olympic Valley near Lake Tahoe, California. The course was designed by golf course architect Robert Trent Jones, Jr. as a unique course located amongst preserved wetlands.
The Longshore Club Park in Westport, Connecticut started their contract with ValleyCrest at the start of this year. The course, which is owned by the Town of Westport, is an 18-hole recently renovated course with greens complex and plenty of bunkers, challenging a golfer to use a range of clubs when playing this course.
ValleyCrest Golf Maintenance is a division of Valley Crest Companies — a Maintenance, development and tree care business based out of Calabasas, California. ValleyCrest Golf Maintenance provides golf and agronomy services for more than 70 golf properties in 15 states.